We have just returned from a wonderful and relaxing stay at Coral Reef Club. The hotel is beautiful - built in traditional Colonial style and set within lush tropical gardens. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly and the food was good. The norm was waiter service but variety was added by a barbeque night, buffet (including a selection of... more

One of the best vacations ever. My wife and I were relaxed our entire trip. The only complaint I would have is that we could not stay another week. Most people come here year after year and for weeks at a time. The food, service, and the accommodations were the best we experienced in many years. This was also our... more

wonderful in every way possible caring polite friendly but not intrusive staff great food of may varieties in the smart beachside restaurant peaceful beach location and exquisite gardens, plenty of beach chairs beach umbrellas and shaded locations rooms all excellent most importantly we never heard other guests complaining and we are sure that any complaints rec'd by the hotel are... more

The Coral Reef is a true Carrbiean Delight. In my eyes it is the only true alternative to the 6* Sandy Lane. We arrived and were instantly greeted personally by the owners. The receptionists are very helpful and all the staff posses the true carribean charm. The room was faultless, clean, and well equipped apart from the missing television. The... more

We have just returned from a wonderful holiday at this beautiful hotel. The O'Hara family and their excellent staff looked after us superbly throughout our stay. We stayed in a luxury junior suite with a large balcony overlooking the sea where we took breakfast each morning and cocktails late afternoons; always the best times of the day in the Caribbean.... more

Having booked at the last moment for a Christmas/New Year getaway I was unsure what we were going to get for our money. However the Coral Reef Club in Barbados was a Christmas present to die for. Firstly the room was spotless and the baby cot was already set-up in the room (if you don't have kids this is something... more

We had not visited Barbados for a number of years as we had decided we preferred the less developed atmosphere of Antigua. On our last couple of visits to Barbados we had stayed at the Sandpiper, which was full on this occasion, so we opted for its larger sister hotel – The Coral Reef Club. Run and maintained to the... more

Outdated - and a little dirty - could do with a renovation. The owners a Barbadian white family were not friendly Matt more

Returned today after 7 nights at this marvellous hotel. If you want "cutting edge" modern design in an hotel don't come here (or probably Barbados at all). This hotel was established in 1952 - but it is immaculately maintained and has an elegant but informal air to it. All ages should feel comfortable here - but if you want a... more